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Employment law

Information on law governing the employment relationship. Includes articles from the Law at work section of People Management magazine.

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As guidance changes, new answers to maternity questions are delivered

The recent tax guidance on salary sacrifice schemes and maternity leave has prompted an increase in calls on this topic to the CIPD employment law advice line

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24 July 2008
Ministry owes â‚¬40m to part-time teachers
Batt O'Keefe, Ireland's new education minister, has admitted the government owes a 'substantial sum' to 1,000 part-time teachers because of a...
24 July 2008
Government uses public contracts to improve skills
Private firms bidding for public-service contracts will have to offer skills training and trade union information to workers under government...
24 July 2008
'HR allows smoking breaks, so why not time off for prayer?'
Firms must take sharia law into account when drawing up HR policies, a leading law firm has warned. Employers who allow smokers to have cigarette...

Features and comment

10 July 2008
Back in good health
Every year, 90,000 people of working age are diagnosed with cancer. In previous decades, few of them would have been expected to return to work....

HR essentials

24 July 2008
No win, no fee claims under scrutiny - is there an ulterior motive?
The government is to investigate no win, no fee litigation agreements. Bridget Prentice, minister for justice, announced plans to review claims...

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24 July 2008
Handle fingerprinting sensitively to avoid stirring up discontent
It looks like the summer is going to be packed full of drama. We're entering the eye of the credit crunch storm, house prices are continuing...